Fold Hill Click 'n' Treat

As you may know from reading some of my previous reviews I have two dogs, a poodle – Max and a Yorkshire Terrier – Pendle. Recently when I have been taking them for their walks Max has been very reluctant to walk very far, this is probably because we have moved house quite a lot and he isn’t used to the area. I bought the Click ‘n’ Treat because it was advertised to me as being handy for walks and a great training aid, so I thought ‘hey it’s worth a try.’ When I first heard of click ‘n’ treat I wasn’t keen on the idea, simply because they were too expensive at £2.69 when they first came out. However on a recent trip to Crufts they were priced at a ...  Read the complete review

*What is Foldhill Click 'n' Treat?* This treat dispenser is a product made by the Foldhill Company who make a large variety of dry cat and dog foods, mixer, rawhide chews, treats and biscuits as well as rabbit and guinea pig foods. *The product itself* The Click 'n' Treat is a pocket sized plastic treat dispenser for dogs. The idea is that you remove the top of the dispenser, fill with the treats designed for it, replace the lid and whenever you wish to give your dog a treat- you simply press down the top and the treat pops out the bottom. In theory, its an excellent product- it keeps your pockets free of biscuit crumbs, contains all the smells ...  Read the complete review

I have 2 dogs, both of which are reasonably well behaved dogs inside the house, but outside is a different matter. My youngest dog is a Border Collie, and she missed out on the crucial early socialising stage in her puppy hood. So now she barks and runs at other dogs. It's almost as if she loves to hate them. So I read about the click 'n' treat and thought i'd give it a go. It seemed like a good idea, on the pack it says it's great for training purposes, so basically when the dog starts barking at another dog say 'NO' when they take their attention away from the other dog click and the dog gets a biscuit. The dog associates the click noise with ...  Read the complete review

What a waste of time and money this product is, all that happens is a jam up each time you try to use it. I end up taking it apart to get at the treats ( the dogs like them) I must admit. I think the problem is that the treats are not all the same size therefore they jam. I am going to Discover Dogs in November at which the manufacturers have a stand so I look foward to having a chat with ...  Read the complete review